Tag: Music
Paul Cardall – Christmas
With music lovers streaming his songs more than 25 million times a month, it’s obvious Paul Cardall knows how to tap emotions through music. The acclaimed composer/pianist does it again with CHRISTMAS.
Hillsong Kids DVD • Can You Believe It?
“Can You Believe It!? – Songs of Truth” is both a question and a challenge… a statement of gratitude to a loving God and an invitation to explore the very foundations of faith. Classic songs like “My Best Friend”, “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)” and “What A Beautiful Name” join brand new declarations of faith such as “As The World Shakes” & “Heaven Is Our Home”.
The Piano Guys CHRISTMAS TOGETHER
Check out this great gift idea from Sony Music Masterworks, The Piano Guys Christmas Together With over 1 BILLION YouTube views, The Piano Guys celebrate the holiday…
Michael W. Smith ‘Sovereign’ CD
Michael W. Smith‘s music was the soundtrack to my teen years. From replaying ‘Providence’ in a loop when going through tough times to the echoes of…
Sheryl Crow “100 Miles From Memphis”
MULTI-GRAMMY WINNER TO TAKE NEW FUNKY SOUL SOUND OUT ON THE ROAD THIS SUMMER
Sheryl Crow is about to unveil her soul stylings on the new studio set 100 Miles From Memphis due for release July 20th on A&M Records. Crow will hit the road with a string of June dates followed by a headlining slot on the first five Lillith Fair dates. After the release of 100 Miles From Memphis Crow will debut a new live band to take her funky new sound on the road. A complete list of tour dates can be found on her website.
Crow is revealing “Summer Day,” the lead single from the new album, via her official website and Facebook page. Head over to SherylCrow.com for the exclusive premiere.
Growing up in Kennett, Missouri, 100 miles from Memphis, Crow grew up listening to the irresistible soul sounds on the radio coming out of Memphis in the late 60s; Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Booker T, Aretha Franklin and early 70s; Al Green, Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye, Sly Stone and Aretha Franklin, all of which shaped the artist Sheryl Crow is today.
‘I feel artistically revitalized and the music feels fresh and at the same time very familiar to what I do,” says Crow in a letter to her fans posted on her website this week. “Many of my past songs such as




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